This utility model discloses a heat dissipation structure for UV-curable
pipe repair lamps, including a transparent tube body. Multiple sets of UV lamp assemblies are equidistantly installed along the circumference of the inner wall of the transparent tube body. Each UV lamp
assembly includes a UV lamp, with both ends of the UV lamp fixedly connected to the transparent tube body via mounting rings. The emitting surface of the UV lamp is in
close contact with the inner wall of the transparent tube body, and a liquid-cooled
heat spreader is provided on the back of the UV lamp. A miniature liquid-cooled pump is provided at one end of the liquid-cooled
heat spreader, which is connected to a liquid-cooled flow channel inside the
heat spreader. This utility model employs a liquid cooling method combining a liquid-cooled heat spreader and a miniature liquid-cooled pump. The miniature liquid-cooled pump drives the
coolant to circulate within the flow channel, quickly removing the heat generated by the lamp. Simultaneously, the liquid-cooled heat spreader is made of aluminum
alloy and has heat dissipation fins on its surface, increasing the heat dissipation area and further improving heat dissipation efficiency. This effectively prevents heat accumulation, reduces the lamp temperature, and extends its service life.